Opinion: Reversing Roe poses a threat to the health of American women and social equity
By Sophia Young | May 3While often treated as a black and white issue, abortion access has implications far beyond terminating unwanted pregnancies.
While often treated as a black and white issue, abortion access has implications far beyond terminating unwanted pregnancies.
GEO will be presenting to the Board of Trustees and voicing their concerns at its June meeting.
Chunnu-Brayda discussed the role of the Multicultural Center on campus and resources available to students of all backgrounds.
CSSR Director Taylor Tackett presented to Senate regarding the office’s role in facilitating compliance and education on campus.
Despite snow and temperatures in the 30s, students ventured out early, with most parties advertising a start time of 10 a.m.
Student Senate President Becky “Eliza” Ivan called the acts unacceptable and mentioned the peaceful protest organized by Senate that is scheduled for Thursday at 4:30 p.m. outside Cutler Hall.
The body voted unanimously to elect Black Affairs Commissioner Trinity Robinson, who was sworn in Wednesday evening.
Council met in committees Monday evening to discuss waste rates, personnel changes and appropriations.
To date, six members of Senate have resigned following Kalkat’s removal being voided.
Maxin plans to expand outreach and diversity of The Post.